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The Balkan Line (Balkanskiy rubezh) [Sub: Eng]
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This story presents a wide range of war events that we live with Russian soldiers who are providing more military efforts because of a special operation. The military operation in Kosovo was in the midst of a military conflict in 1999, aimed at confronting Albanian guerrillas and NATO soldiers. When these military confrontations began, these courageous Russian soldiers must maintain a strategically important airport and rescue Serbian prisoners before things turn into an unwanted turn.
This story presents a wide range of war events that we live with Russian soldiers who are providing more military efforts because of a special operation. The military operation in Kosovo was in the midst of a military conflict in 1999, aimed at confronting Albanian guerrillas and NATO soldiers. When these military confrontations began, these courageous Russian soldiers must maintain a strategically important airport and rescue Serbian prisoners before things turn into an unwanted turn.
Actors:
Emir Kusturica,
Milos Bikovic,
Ravshana Kurkova,
Anton Pampushnyy,
Miodrag Radonjic,
Gojko Mitic,
Milena Radulovic,
Yuriy Kutsenko,
Dmitriy Frid,
Aleksandar Sreckovic,
Kirill Polukhin,
...»
Emir Kusturica
24 November 1954, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Yugoslavia
Milos Bikovic
13 January 1988, Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia
Ravshana Kurkova
22 August 1980, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Anton Pampushnyy
5 May 1982, Tselinograd, Tselinogradskaya oblast, Kazakhskaya SSR, USSR [now Astana, Kazakhstan]
Miodrag Radonjic
1989 in Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia
Gojko Mitic
June 13, 1940 in Strojkovce near Leskovac, Serbia, Yugoslavia
Milena Radulovic
Yuriy Kutsenko
20 May 1967, Zaporozhye, Ukrainian SSR, USSR [now Zaporizhia, Ukraine]
Dmitriy Frid
February 28, 1968 in Moscow, RSFSR, USSR
Aleksandar Sreckovic
April 30, 1973 in Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia
Kirill Polukhin
Director:
Andrey Volgin
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